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  1. Mark Carrigan @[email protected] ·

    What is a mood?

    There’s a rather unique theory of moods from Christopher Bollas expressed in The Shadow of the Object. He writes (loc 259) that they are “storehouses of unthought known states arriving, apparently out of nowhere, as simple existential facts that envelop up”. There are two things I like about this account:

    • The idea of the “storehouse of unthought known states”: they are past states which have become frozen in some way in our unconscious personal idiom. We got stuck in them in the past and, when they return, we get stuck in them in the present.
    • This stuckness is experienced phenomenologically as an envelopment. The mood surrounds us, constitutes a sudden atmosphere to our being, cuts us off from the air of the object world.

    There’s a positive kernel to this analysis in that he sees them as “perhaps awaiting that day when they can be understood and then either transformed into symbolic derivatives or forgotten” (loc 329). In this sense there’s an emancipatory possibility for moods, particularly when we are in them (isn’t that idiom telling…?) such that we have an opportunity to reach a symbolisation which eluded us at the time. What is going on now, in this moment, with what I am feeling? How is it different from what I was feeling only hours ago? We rarely feel moods settle down on us but their presence is striking once they have: a moment of awareness that offers an opportunity. He writes on loc 1787 of how moods shape our relation to the other:

    A curious feature of being in a mood is that it does not totally restrict one’s ability to communicate with the Other. A person can be both in a mood and capable of dealing with phenomena outside the mood space. Yet to an onlooker it is clear that the person who is inside a mood is also not present in some private and fundamental way and this absence marks out the territory of mood space. The space in which a person experiences a mood is created, in my view, both by the territorial implications of the individual’s difference in being and by the Other’s recognition of such a state as a legitimate area in which self experiencing has limited priority over self‒Other relating. It is a space, therefore, that is often licensed by a recognition of its necessity.

    What is this necessity? Bollas notes how often we intuit that someone in a mood needs space to emerge from it out of their choice. To try to reach them, particularly to go in and get them out, will be a mistake. He sees moods as fundamentally conserving something from the past. From loc 1692:

    Moods typical of a person’s character frequently conserve something that was but is no longer. I will call that experience-memory stored in the internal world a ‘conservative object’. A conservative object is a being state preserved intact within a person’s internal world: it is not intended to change, and acts as a mnemic container of a particular self state conserved because it is linked to the child self’s continuing negotiation with some aspect of the early parental environment.

    A child left to solve a problem beyond their capabilities will often write that problem into the fabric of their identity, preserving it as a potentiality which comes to the fore in parallel situations in future. In a mood comes the possibility of reopening the problem as an adult with greater capabilities. It’s not just symbolising what was formerly left beyond the symbolic, it’s a case of finding some movement through the mood (rather than simply waiting for it to pass). It’s getting a grip as an adult on the transformational object that eluded the child: the possibility of resolving, diffusing or transcending what has been experienced as a continual tendency to get stuck on a certain terrain. He continues on loc 2052:

    Consequently moods are often the existential registers of the moment of a breakdown between a child and his parents, and they partly indicate the parent’s own developmental arrest, in that the parent was unable to deal appropriately with the child’s particular maturational needs. What had been a self experience in the child, one that could have been integrated into the child’s continuing self development, was rejected by the parents, who failed to perform adequately as ordinary ‘transformational objects’, so that a self state was destined to be frozen by the child into what I have called a conservative object – subsequently represented only through moods.

    #articulation #christopherBollas #moods #TheShadowOfTheObject

    #articulation #christopherbollas #moods #theshadowoftheobject
  2. Mark Carrigan @[email protected] ·

    What is a mood?

    There’s a rather unique theory of moods from Christopher Bollas expressed in The Shadow of the Object. He writes (loc 259) that they are “storehouses of unthought known states arriving, apparently out of nowhere, as simple existential facts that envelop up”. There are two things I like about this account:

    • The idea of the “storehouse of unthought known states”: they are past states which have become frozen in some way in our unconscious personal idiom. We got stuck in them in the past and, when they return, we get stuck in them in the present.
    • This stuckness is experienced phenomenologically as an envelopment. The mood surrounds us, constitutes a sudden atmosphere to our being, cuts us off from the air of the object world.

    There’s a positive kernel to this analysis in that he sees them as “perhaps awaiting that day when they can be understood and then either transformed into symbolic derivatives or forgotten” (loc 329). In this sense there’s an emancipatory possibility for moods, particularly when we are in them (isn’t that idiom telling…?) such that we have an opportunity to reach a symbolisation which eluded us at the time. What is going on now, in this moment, with what I am feeling? How is it different from what I was feeling only hours ago? We rarely feel moods settle down on us but their presence is striking once they have: a moment of awareness that offers an opportunity. He writes on loc 1787 of how moods shape our relation to the other:

    A curious feature of being in a mood is that it does not totally restrict one’s ability to communicate with the Other. A person can be both in a mood and capable of dealing with phenomena outside the mood space. Yet to an onlooker it is clear that the person who is inside a mood is also not present in some private and fundamental way and this absence marks out the territory of mood space. The space in which a person experiences a mood is created, in my view, both by the territorial implications of the individual’s difference in being and by the Other’s recognition of such a state as a legitimate area in which self experiencing has limited priority over self‒Other relating. It is a space, therefore, that is often licensed by a recognition of its necessity.

    What is this necessity? Bollas notes how often we intuit that someone in a mood needs space to emerge from it out of their choice. To try to reach them, particularly to go in and get them out, will be a mistake. He sees moods as fundamentally conserving something from the past. From loc 1692:

    Moods typical of a person’s character frequently conserve something that was but is no longer. I will call that experience-memory stored in the internal world a ‘conservative object’. A conservative object is a being state preserved intact within a person’s internal world: it is not intended to change, and acts as a mnemic container of a particular self state conserved because it is linked to the child self’s continuing negotiation with some aspect of the early parental environment.

    A child left to solve a problem beyond their capabilities will often write that problem into the fabric of their identity, preserving it as a potentiality which comes to the fore in parallel situations in future. In a mood comes the possibility of reopening the problem as an adult with greater capabilities. It’s not just symbolising what was formerly left beyond the symbolic, it’s a case of finding some movement through the mood (rather than simply waiting for it to pass). It’s getting a grip as an adult on the transformational object that eluded the child: the possibility of resolving, diffusing or transcending what has been experienced as a continual tendency to get stuck on a certain terrain. He continues on loc 2052:

    Consequently moods are often the existential registers of the moment of a breakdown between a child and his parents, and they partly indicate the parent’s own developmental arrest, in that the parent was unable to deal appropriately with the child’s particular maturational needs. What had been a self experience in the child, one that could have been integrated into the child’s continuing self development, was rejected by the parents, who failed to perform adequately as ordinary ‘transformational objects’, so that a self state was destined to be frozen by the child into what I have called a conservative object – subsequently represented only through moods.

    #articulation #christopherBollas #moods #TheShadowOfTheObject

    #articulation #christopherbollas #moods #theshadowoftheobject
  3. Mark Carrigan @[email protected] ·

    What is a mood?

    There’s a rather unique theory of moods from Christopher Bollas expressed in The Shadow of the Object. He writes (loc 259) that they are “storehouses of unthought known states arriving, apparently out of nowhere, as simple existential facts that envelop up”. There are two things I like about this account:

    • The idea of the “storehouse of unthought known states”: they are past states which have become frozen in some way in our unconscious personal idiom. We got stuck in them in the past and, when they return, we get stuck in them in the present.
    • This stuckness is experienced phenomenologically as an envelopment. The mood surrounds us, constitutes a sudden atmosphere to our being, cuts us off from the air of the object world.

    There’s a positive kernel to this analysis in that he sees them as “perhaps awaiting that day when they can be understood and then either transformed into symbolic derivatives or forgotten” (loc 329). In this sense there’s an emancipatory possibility for moods, particularly when we are in them (isn’t that idiom telling…?) such that we have an opportunity to reach a symbolisation which eluded us at the time. What is going on now, in this moment, with what I am feeling? How is it different from what I was feeling only hours ago? We rarely feel moods settle down on us but their presence is striking once they have: a moment of awareness that offers an opportunity. He writes on loc 1787 of how moods shape our relation to the other:

    A curious feature of being in a mood is that it does not totally restrict one’s ability to communicate with the Other. A person can be both in a mood and capable of dealing with phenomena outside the mood space. Yet to an onlooker it is clear that the person who is inside a mood is also not present in some private and fundamental way and this absence marks out the territory of mood space. The space in which a person experiences a mood is created, in my view, both by the territorial implications of the individual’s difference in being and by the Other’s recognition of such a state as a legitimate area in which self experiencing has limited priority over self‒Other relating. It is a space, therefore, that is often licensed by a recognition of its necessity.

    What is this necessity? Bollas notes how often we intuit that someone in a mood needs space to emerge from it out of their choice. To try to reach them, particularly to go in and get them out, will be a mistake. He sees moods as fundamentally conserving something from the past. From loc 1692:

    Moods typical of a person’s character frequently conserve something that was but is no longer. I will call that experience-memory stored in the internal world a ‘conservative object’. A conservative object is a being state preserved intact within a person’s internal world: it is not intended to change, and acts as a mnemic container of a particular self state conserved because it is linked to the child self’s continuing negotiation with some aspect of the early parental environment.

    A child left to solve a problem beyond their capabilities will often write that problem into the fabric of their identity, preserving it as a potentiality which comes to the fore in parallel situations in future. In a mood comes the possibility of reopening the problem as an adult with greater capabilities. It’s not just symbolising what was formerly left beyond the symbolic, it’s a case of finding some movement through the mood (rather than simply waiting for it to pass). It’s getting a grip as an adult on the transformational object that eluded the child: the possibility of resolving, diffusing or transcending what has been experienced as a continual tendency to get stuck on a certain terrain. He continues on loc 2052:

    Consequently moods are often the existential registers of the moment of a breakdown between a child and his parents, and they partly indicate the parent’s own developmental arrest, in that the parent was unable to deal appropriately with the child’s particular maturational needs. What had been a self experience in the child, one that could have been integrated into the child’s continuing self development, was rejected by the parents, who failed to perform adequately as ordinary ‘transformational objects’, so that a self state was destined to be frozen by the child into what I have called a conservative object – subsequently represented only through moods.

    #articulation #christopherBollas #moods #TheShadowOfTheObject

    #theshadowoftheobject #moods #christopherbollas #articulation
  4. Mark Carrigan @[email protected] ·

    What is a mood?

    There’s a rather unique theory of moods from Christopher Bollas expressed in The Shadow of the Object. He writes (loc 259) that they are “storehouses of unthought known states arriving, apparently out of nowhere, as simple existential facts that envelop up”. There are two things I like about this account:

    • The idea of the “storehouse of unthought known states”: they are past states which have become frozen in some way in our unconscious personal idiom. We got stuck in them in the past and, when they return, we get stuck in them in the present.
    • This stuckness is experienced phenomenologically as an envelopment. The mood surrounds us, constitutes a sudden atmosphere to our being, cuts us off from the air of the object world.

    There’s a positive kernel to this analysis in that he sees them as “perhaps awaiting that day when they can be understood and then either transformed into symbolic derivatives or forgotten” (loc 329). In this sense there’s an emancipatory possibility for moods, particularly when we are in them (isn’t that idiom telling…?) such that we have an opportunity to reach a symbolisation which eluded us at the time. What is going on now, in this moment, with what I am feeling? How is it different from what I was feeling only hours ago? We rarely feel moods settle down on us but their presence is striking once they have: a moment of awareness that offers an opportunity. He writes on loc 1787 of how moods shape our relation to the other:

    A curious feature of being in a mood is that it does not totally restrict one’s ability to communicate with the Other. A person can be both in a mood and capable of dealing with phenomena outside the mood space. Yet to an onlooker it is clear that the person who is inside a mood is also not present in some private and fundamental way and this absence marks out the territory of mood space. The space in which a person experiences a mood is created, in my view, both by the territorial implications of the individual’s difference in being and by the Other’s recognition of such a state as a legitimate area in which self experiencing has limited priority over self‒Other relating. It is a space, therefore, that is often licensed by a recognition of its necessity.

    What is this necessity? Bollas notes how often we intuit that someone in a mood needs space to emerge from it out of their choice. To try to reach them, particularly to go in and get them out, will be a mistake. He sees moods as fundamentally conserving something from the past. From loc 1692:

    Moods typical of a person’s character frequently conserve something that was but is no longer. I will call that experience-memory stored in the internal world a ‘conservative object’. A conservative object is a being state preserved intact within a person’s internal world: it is not intended to change, and acts as a mnemic container of a particular self state conserved because it is linked to the child self’s continuing negotiation with some aspect of the early parental environment.

    A child left to solve a problem beyond their capabilities will often write that problem into the fabric of their identity, preserving it as a potentiality which comes to the fore in parallel situations in future. In a mood comes the possibility of reopening the problem as an adult with greater capabilities. It’s not just symbolising what was formerly left beyond the symbolic, it’s a case of finding some movement through the mood (rather than simply waiting for it to pass). It’s getting a grip as an adult on the transformational object that eluded the child: the possibility of resolving, diffusing or transcending what has been experienced as a continual tendency to get stuck on a certain terrain. He continues on loc 2052:

    Consequently moods are often the existential registers of the moment of a breakdown between a child and his parents, and they partly indicate the parent’s own developmental arrest, in that the parent was unable to deal appropriately with the child’s particular maturational needs. What had been a self experience in the child, one that could have been integrated into the child’s continuing self development, was rejected by the parents, who failed to perform adequately as ordinary ‘transformational objects’, so that a self state was destined to be frozen by the child into what I have called a conservative object – subsequently represented only through moods.

    #articulation #christopherBollas #moods #TheShadowOfTheObject

    #articulation #christopherbollas #moods #theshadowoftheobject
  5. Peter Barnes @[email protected] ·

    The #BirdOfTheDay theme is #MoodyFaces I've anthropomorphically chosen 3 moods: judgmental, confrontational, and hangry/despondent. I'll let you guess... King parrots in the rain, outraged galahs, two sad king parrots #photography #birds #moods #EastCoastKin

    #birdoftheday #moodyfaces #photography #birds #moods #eastcoastkin
  6. Peter Barnes @[email protected] ·

    The #BirdOfTheDay theme is #MoodyFaces I've anthropomorphically chosen 3 moods: judgmental, confrontational, and hangry/despondent. I'll let you guess... wagtail v kingfisher, curlew v magpie lark, blue-winged kookaburra v little friarbird, king parrots #photography #birds #moods #EastCoastKin

    #birdoftheday #moodyfaces #photography #birds #moods #eastcoastkin
  7. Peter Barnes @[email protected] ·

    The #BirdOfTheDay theme is #MoodyFaces I've anthropomorphically chosen 3 moods: judgmental, confrontational, and hangry/despondent. I'll let you guess... Australian boobook, tawny frogmouth Some of these are reposts #photography #birds #moods #EastCoastKin

    #birdoftheday #moodyfaces #photography #birds #moods #eastcoastkin
  8. Global Museum @[email protected] ·

    From squirrel picnics to penpals, karaoke to crochet: 43 easy ways to lift your spirits.
    Guardian writers and readers share the simple tricks they use to bring a bit of joy into their lives
    [Ed: My friends in the USA might find this of even greater value?]

    theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2 #globalmuseum #moods

    #globalmuseum #moods
  9. Catherine Schmidt @[email protected] ·

    #Humor #Weather #Iceland #alt #moods

    #humor #weather #iceland #alt #moods
  10. UK @[email protected] ·

    europesays.com/uk/600659/ managing anxiety #and #AntiAnxiety #AntiAnxietyDrugs #anxiety #AnxietyU0026Stress #Content #Drugs #emotions #EmotionsAndMoods #Health #Life #mental #MentalHealth #Moods #News #Overall #OverallPositive #Phobias #Positive #Sharing #Stress #StudioGModernWoman #u0026 #UK #UnitedKingdom #USAT #USATContentSharingLife #Women

    #women #usatcontentsharinglife #usat #unitedkingdom #uk #u0026
  11. 50+ Music @[email protected] ·

    "Play Me" is a 1972 song by #NeilDiamond from his album #Moods. The song, the first single from Moods, was recorded in February 1972 in #LosAngeles. It was released as a single in May 1972 and peaked at #11 in the United States in September of that year. It was listed by #Billboard as #27 of his best 30 songs. The "catchy pop-rock" song is a medium-tempo waltz performed in 3/4 time at a standard tempo of 102 bpm.
    youtube.com/watch?v=LUp9L6CPTCU

    #neildiamond #moods #losangeles #billboard
  12. Wisdom in Space @[email protected] ·

    I don't wait for moods. You accomplish nothing if you do that. Your mind must know it has got to get down to work.
    -- Pearl S. Buck

    ⬆ #Wisdom #Quotes #PearlSBuck #Moods #Work

    ⬇ #Photography #Panorama #TheMaze #Canyonlands #Utah

    #wisdom #quotes #pearlsbuck #moods #work #photography
  13. N-gated Hacker News @[email protected] ·

    📈🔬 Ah, the #graphene "revolution"—where some companies strike it rich while others are left scratching their heads, wondering if they missed the memo. Spoiler alert: it's as consistent as a toddler's mood swings. 🙄✨
    theguardian.com/business/2025/ #revolution #tech #industry #innovation #business #trends #toddler #moods #HackerNews #ngated

    #graphene #revolution #tech #industry #innovation #business
  14. Paulo Sézio @[email protected] ·

    O dia no campo chega ao fim e nem os pássaros revoam no silêncio do entardecer, todos aguardando o frio da noite que não demora a chegar.

    @paulosezio
    #paulosezio #moods #photography #lensculture

    #paulosezio #moods #photography #lensculture
  15. Paulo Sézio @[email protected] ·

    O dia no campo chega ao fim e nem os pássaros revoam no silêncio do entardecer, todos aguardando o frio da noite que não demora a chegar.

    @paulosezio
    #paulosezio #moods #photography

    #paulosezio #moods #photography
  16. 50+ Music @[email protected] ·

    "Play Me" is a 1972 song by #NeilDiamond from his album #Moods. The song, the first single from Moods, was recorded in February 1972 in #LosAngeles. It was released as a single in May 1972 and peaked at #11 in the United States in September of that year. It was listed by #Billboard as #27 of his best 30 songs. The "catchy pop-rock" song is a medium-tempo waltz performed in 3/4 time at a standard tempo of 102 bpm.
    youtube.com/watch?v=z2QuNFlAj9U

    #neildiamond #moods #losangeles #billboard
  17. gary @[email protected] ·

    @doctorwhom i have already had sig stints in healthcare and contracting - will be doing more jobs again whence i get an old tundra - could be a while but generally i stay busy. if you are old and infirm you have to keep working but if you are middle age and rich you can retire - I'd rather just work anyways #moods for moderns

    #moods
  18. Wisdom in Space @[email protected] ·

    As the sailor sails his winds, so we must sail our moods.
    -- Richard Bode

    ⬆ #Wisdom #Quotes #RichardBode #Life #Moods

    ⬇ #Photography #Panorama #Pictographs #RockArt #NativeAmerican #Utah

    #wisdom #quotes #richardbode #life #moods #photography
  19. :rss: Hacker News @[email protected] ·

    Show HN: I made a movie recommendation app based on your mood
    moodiemovie.top/
    #ycombinator #movies #moods #film_recommendations #cinema #emotional_movies #movie_finder #top_100_movies #movie_ratings

    #ycombinator #movies #moods #film_recommendations #cinema #emotional_movies
  20. Trish @[email protected] ·

    nkvssp.thecomicseries.com/comi

    Rephrasing positively

    #kitteh #Ralph #Puppy #caturday #FridayVibes #webcomics #webcomicchat #comicbookhour #comics #phrases #phrasing #moods #change #saturdaymorning #positive #negative #death #curious #conversation #WillGetBackToYa #vibecheck

    #kitteh #ralph #puppy #caturday #fridayvibes #webcomics
  21. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 24-last day
    Here's my photo: Sunset with Saguaro cacti & crescent moon, Saguaro National Park-East,Tucson, AZ USA ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #ThrowBackThursday #Throwback #Film #BelieveInFilm #NaturePhotography #Photography #PhotographersOfMastodon #Photo #Photographer #Color #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Sunset #Mood #Moods #Art #Mastoart #Moon #Plants#Cactus #Succulent #Tucson #SonoranDesert #Desert #Arizona

    #artadventcalendar #throwbackthursday #throwback #film #believeinfilm #naturephotography
  22. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 23
    Here's my photo: Burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia) at nest (Santa's elf still watching to see if you're good or bad), Cape Coral, FL, USA ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #ThrowBackThursday #Throwback #FotoMontag #PhotoMonday #Film #BelieveInFilm #NaturePhotography #Photography #PhotographersOfMastodon #Photo #Photographer #Color #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Bird #Birds #Owl #Owls #Mood #Moods #Art #Mastoart

    #artadventcalendar #throwbackthursday #throwback #fotomontag #photomonday #film
  23. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 22
    Here's my photo: Stream, waterfall & fallen leaves, Harriman State Park, New York, USA ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #WaterfallWednesday #SilentSunday #Throwback #Film #BelieveInFilm #Color #Autumn #Fall #FallColor #FallFoliage #water #Stream #NaturePhotography #Photography #PhotographersOfMastodon #Photo #Photographer #Nature #Naturalist #Wild #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #NewYork #NY #HarrimanStatePark #Outdoors #Mood #Moods

    #artadventcalendar #waterfallwednesday #silentsunday #throwback #film #believeinfilm
  24. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 20
    Here's my photo of: Winters Peak with wildflowers in Echo Canyon, Death Valley National Park, California, USA ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #ThrowBackThursday #Throwback #NationalPark #Spring #Wildflowers #FlowerFriday #Plants #ElNino #NationalPark #BelieveInFilm #NaturePhotography #Photography #PhotographersOfMastodon #Photo #Photographer #Color #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Wild #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #California #Mood #Moods

    #artadventcalendar #throwbackthursday #throwback #nationalpark #spring #wildflowers
  25. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 19
    Here's my photo of: Tree with Bison on the ridge in winter, Lamar Valley, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #ThrowBackThursday #NationalPark #Snow #Winter #Cold #NaturePhotography #Photography #PhotographersOfMastodon #Photo #Photographer #Color #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Wild #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mammal #BelieveInFilm #Kodachrome25 #Wyoming #Throwback #Mood #Moods #SilentSunday ©Carl R. Englander

    #artadventcalendar #throwbackthursday #nationalpark #snow #winter #cold
  26. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 16
    Here's my photo of Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with lighted tent, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #FotoMontag #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #BelieveInFilm #Canada #NWT #Inuit #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis #Art #Mastoart #Throwback

    #artadventcalendar #fotomontag #photomonday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography
  27. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 16
    Here's my photo of Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with lighted tent, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #FotoMontag #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #BelieveInFilm #Canada #NWT #Inuit #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis #Art #Mastoart #Throwback

    #artadventcalendar #fotomontag #photomonday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography
  28. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 16
    Here's my photo of Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with lighted tent, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #FotoMontag #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #BelieveInFilm #Canada #NWT #Inuit #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis #Art #Mastoart #Throwback

    #artadventcalendar #fotomontag #photomonday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography
  29. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 16
    Here's my photo of Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with lighted tent, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #FotoMontag #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #BelieveInFilm #Canada #NWT #Inuit #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis #Art #Mastoart #Throwback

    #throwback #mastoart #art #auroraborealis #moods #mood
  30. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 16
    Here's my photo of Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with lighted tent, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #FotoMontag #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #BelieveInFilm #Canada #NWT #Inuit #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis #Art #Mastoart #Throwback

    #artadventcalendar #fotomontag #photomonday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography
  31. Things David Likes @[email protected] ·

    Baltic polar lights by Steffen Walther

    tmblr.co/Z7VXvxgkMUIt0m00

    #2024 #polarlight #auroraborealis #northernlights #pink #green #baltic #nature #landscape #outdoors #night #nightsky #germany #canon #moods #beach #beachchair #autumn #fall #color #flickr #thingsdavidlikes

    #polarlight #auroraborealis #northernlights #pink #green #baltic
  32. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 11
    Here's my photo: Waterfall and fallen leaves through a Red & Sugar Maple Forest in fall, Harriman State Park, New York, USA ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #WaterfallWednesday #Throwback #Film #BelieveInFilm #Color #Autumn #Fall #FallColor #FallFoliage #NaturePhotography #Photography #PhotographersOfMastodon #Photo #Photographer #Nature #Naturalist #Wild #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #NewYork #NY #HarrimanStatePark #Outdoors #Mood #Moods

    #artadventcalendar #waterfallwednesday #throwback #film #believeinfilm #color
  33. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 9
    Here's my photo: White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) crossing a path, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, USA ©Carl R. Englander

    #ArtAdventCalendar #FotoMontag #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Virginia #VA #NationalPark #NationalParkGeeks #Autumn #Fall #FallColor #FallFoliage #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods

    #artadventcalendar #fotomontag #photomonday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography
  34. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Day 8
    Here's my photo of a small puffy white cloud against a blue sky. ©Carl R. Englander

    #SilentSunday #ArtAdventCalendar #ThrowbackThursday #Throwback #NaturePhotography #Photography #PhotographersOfMastodon #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #Kodak #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #Blue

    #silentsunday #artadventcalendar #throwbackthursday #throwback #naturephotography #photography
  35. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy Throw Back Thursday!

    Here's my photo of A White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) crossing path, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, USA ©Carl R. Englander

    #ThrowBackThursday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Virginia #VA #NationalPark #NationalParkGeeks #Autumn #Fall #FallColor #FallFoliage #Wild #Wildlife #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods

    #throwbackthursday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography #photo #photographer
  36. stoicmike @[email protected] ·

    #color #waves #spectrums #moods

    #color #waves #spectrums #moods
  37. Mark Andrew @[email protected] ·

    Stucky's Ice Orkestra feat. We Spoke

    mobilisons.ch/events/9afe459c-

    Erika Stucky's new festive program is spooky. On the Aletsch Glacier, the largest sea of ice in the Alps, she has recorded the roaring of rock and water and woven them together. The prayers of the dead from the villages are mysterious, the death knell is ghostly. They hover over the landscape, soaring high... far above the tree line...

    #concert #erikastucky #moods #zurich

    #zurich #moods #erikastucky #concert
  38. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 20 & #WeatherWednesday !

    Here's my photo: Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with the Big Dipper, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Canada #NWT #Inuit #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis #Aurora #Throwback

    #artadventcalendar #weatherwednesday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography #photo
  39. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 20 & #WeatherWednesday !

    Here's my photo: Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with the Big Dipper, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Canada #NWT #Inuit #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis #Aurora #Throwback

    #artadventcalendar #weatherwednesday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography #photo
  40. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 20 & #WeatherWednesday !

    Here's my photo: Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with the Big Dipper, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Canada #NWT #Inuit #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis #Aurora #Throwback

    #artadventcalendar #weatherwednesday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography #photo
  41. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 20 & #WeatherWednesday !

    Here's my photo: Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with the Big Dipper, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Canada #NWT #Inuit #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis #Aurora #Throwback

    #throwback #aurora #auroraborealis #moods #mood #ecology
  42. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 20 & #WeatherWednesday !

    Here's my photo: Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with the Big Dipper, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Canada #NWT #Inuit #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis #Aurora #Throwback

    #artadventcalendar #weatherwednesday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography #photo
  43. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 11 & #FotoMontag !

    Here's my photo: Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with lighted tent, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Canada #NWT #Inuit #WhitefishLake #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis

    #artadventcalendar #fotomontag #photomonday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography
  44. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 11 & #FotoMontag !

    Here's my photo: Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with lighted tent, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Canada #NWT #Inuit #WhitefishLake #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis

    #artadventcalendar #fotomontag #photomonday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography
  45. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 11 & #FotoMontag !

    Here's my photo: Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with lighted tent, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Canada #NWT #Inuit #WhitefishLake #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis

    #artadventcalendar #fotomontag #photomonday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography
  46. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 11 & #FotoMontag !

    Here's my photo: Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with lighted tent, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Canada #NWT #Inuit #WhitefishLake #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis

    #auroraborealis #moods #mood #ecology #ecosystem #environment
  47. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 11 & #FotoMontag !

    Here's my photo: Northern Lights or Aurora borealis, with lighted tent, Whitefish Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada. ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotoMonday #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Canada #NWT #Inuit #WhitefishLake #Barrenlands #Tundra #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #AuroraBorealis

    #artadventcalendar #fotomontag #photomonday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography
  48. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #ArtAdventCalendar Day 10 & #SilentSunday !

    Here's my photo: White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) crossing path, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, USA ©Carl R. Englander

    #PhotographersOfMastodon #NaturePhotography #Photography #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #FujiFilm #Canon #Virginia #VA #NationalPark #NationalParkGeeks #Autumn #Fall #FallColor #FallFoliage #Wild #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods

    #artadventcalendar #silentsunday #photographersofmastodon #naturephotography #photography #photo
  49. Carl Englander @[email protected] ·

    Happy #SilentSunday & #ArtAdventCalendar Day 3!

    Here's my photo of a small puffy white cloud against a blue sky.

    #NaturePhotography #Photography #PhotographersOfMastodon #Photo #Photographer #Color #Film #Kodak #Outdoors #Nature #Naturalist #Conservation #BiologicalDiversity #Biodiversity #Environment #Ecosystem #Ecology #Mood #Moods #Blue ©Carl R. Englander

    #silentsunday #artadventcalendar #naturephotography #photography #photographersofmastodon #photo
  50. Crypto News @[email protected] ·

    Investor Greed Increases Amid Bitcoin ETF Anticipation - With bitcoin trading higher amid rising anticipation of a spot bitcoin exchange-tr... - news.bitcoin.com/investor-gree #cryptocurrencies #cryptocurrency #marketupdates #coinmarketcap #bitcoinprice #cryptomarket #alternative #bitcoinetf #sentiments #investors #investor #bitcoin #crypto #greed #index #moods #fear #btc #etf

    #etf #btc #fear #moods #index #greed